# Process Scheduler

> Process Scheduler alerts: long-running processes, process errors, backlogged processes, queue latency, locked operators, and critical process monitoring.

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Site [llms.txt](/llms.txt)

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Process Scheduler alerts monitor your PeopleSoft batch processing environment for errors, stalls, and missing critical runs.

|                                    Alert                                    |                                              Description                                              |
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| [Long-Running Processes](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/long-running-processes/)           | Processes that have been running (Initiated or Processing) longer than the configured threshold       |
| [Process Errors](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/process-errors/)                           | Processes that ended in Error, Not Successful, or Unable to Post status within the lookback window    |
| [Backlogged Processes](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/backlogged-processes/)               | Queued or blocked processes whose scheduled run time has passed by more than the configured threshold |
| [Queue Latency](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/queue-latency/)                             | Processes that experienced a start delay (BEGINDTTM - RUNDTTM) greater than the configured threshold |
| [Locked OPRID Scheduled Processes](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/locked-oprid-processes/) | Queued or scheduled processes where the submitting operator account is locked                         |
| [Process Run Check](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/process-run-check/)                     | Configured critical processes that have not run successfully within their expected time window        |
| [No Process Completed](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/no-process-completed/)               | No process has successfully completed within the lookback window. May indicate the scheduler is down. |
| [Process Scheduler Down](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/process-scheduler-down/)         | Schedulers that have not updated their heartbeat status in PSSERVERSTAT recently                      |

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Section pages:

- [Long-Running Processes](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/long-running-processes/): This alert finds Process Scheduler requests that are currently in Initiated or Processing status and have been running longer than their expected d...
- [Process Errors](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/process-errors/): This alert finds Process Scheduler requests that have failed within a configurable lookback window.
- [Backlogged Processes](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/backlogged-processes/): This alert finds Process Scheduler requests that are in Queued or Blocked status and whose scheduled run time (RUNDTTM) has already passed by more ...
- [Locked OPRID Scheduled Processes](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/locked-oprid-processes/): This alert finds queued or scheduled Process Scheduler requests where the submitting operator's account (OPRID) is currently locked in PSOPRDEFN (A...
- [Queue Latency](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/queue-latency/): This page documents the queue latency alert, which monitors the delay between a process's scheduled run time and its actual start time.
- [Process Run Check](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/process-run-check/): This alert monitors configured critical processes and fires when one has not completed successfully within its expected time window.
- [Process Scheduler Down](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/process-scheduler-down/): This alert triggers when any active Process Scheduler server registered in PSSERVERSTAT has not reported a status update (heartbeat) within the con...
- [No Process Completed](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/no-process-completed/): This alert fires when no process has successfully completed within the configured lookback window. It is a broad scheduler health check.
- [Stalled Recurrences](/docs/alerts/process-scheduler/stalled-recurrences/): This alert fires when a scheduled recurring process has finished a run recently (within the lookback window) but does not have a subsequent schedul...